Felszínesebb

Felszínesebb is a Hungarian adjective. It is the comparative form of the adjective "felszínes", which translates to "superficial" or "shallow" in English. Therefore, "felszínesebb" means "more superficial" or "shallower".

The adjective can be used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative. Literally, it might describe something that has less depth, such as a shallow body of water. Figuratively, it is commonly used to describe people, behaviors, or interactions that lack depth, seriousness, or genuine emotional engagement. For instance, a conversation could be described as "felszínesebb" if it only touches on trivial matters and avoids deeper subjects. Similarly, a person's interest or understanding might be deemed "felszínesebb" if it is not thorough or deeply considered.

The adjective implies a comparison, suggesting that something or someone is more superficial or shallow than a previously mentioned or implied standard. This comparative nature is central to its meaning. It is a common term in everyday Hungarian conversation, often used to express a mild criticism or observation about a lack of substance.